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East Carbon City Announces Fireworks Ban Following Governor Executive Order

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East Carbon City announced a prohibition on all fireworks following an executive order from Governor Cox. The ban applies to East Carbon City, state land, and BLM land.

Key takeaways

  • East Carbon City announced it would honor Governor Cox's executive order.
  • No fireworks of any kind were allowed in East Carbon City, state land, or BLM land.
  • The ban was set to remain in effect until further notice.

East Carbon City announced it would honor an executive order issued by Governor Cox regarding fireworks usage.

According to Mayor Carolyn Abeyta, there would be no fireworks of any kind allowed in East Carbon City, state land, or BLM land.

The prohibition on all types of fireworks remained in effect until further notice.

This restriction extended beyond city limits to include both state land and BLM land.

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